Maxi Priest - 2 The Max

Maxi's life-or-death encounter may have stripped him of everything for a while, but somewhere within him, Maxi knew he still carrying that reggae vibe. Now he's let more of it out than he ever has before . . . we're hearing the "Full Hundred" for sure.

Maxi's new album titled '2The Max' is out on 2nd May. A series of live dates are to be announced.

Discography
1985 You're Safe
1986 Intentions
1987 Maxi Priest
1990 Bonafide
1991 Best Of Me
1992 Fe Real
1996 Man with The Fun

Maxi's landmarks
 Debut album "You're Safe" released in 1985
 First reggae chart No 1, "Should I", 1985
 Debut UK hit single "Strollin' On", March 1986
 Cover of Derrick Harriott's "Some Guys Have All The Luck" is featured in the movie Slaves Of New York and hits No 12 in 1987
 Debut US hit, "How Can We Ease The Pain", proves that reggae and modern R&B can mingle, February 1988
 First UK Top 5 single, "Wild World", in June 1988
 US No 1, "Close To You", June 1990
 Duet with Shabba Ranks, "Housecall", spends two terms in the UK chart in 1991 and 1993, and is a huge US hit. Maxi's voice calling Shabba into the tune then becomes Shabba's much-sampled trademark
 "That Girl", which teamed him with Shaggy, is a smash on both sides of the Atlantic, June 1996
 The diverse range of artists he's worked with includes Soul II Soul, ("Peace Throughout The World", 1990), Beres Hammond ("How Can We Ease The Pain", 1988), Roberta Flack (US hit "Set The Night To Music", 1991), and jazz star Lee Ritenour ("Waiting In Vain", 1993)
1996

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